Sheridan Community Land Trust hosted “In Bloom” on Saturday, September 10. Attendees enjoyed a lecture by Dr. Douglas MacDonald, who presented information on how Native American Tribes utilized Yellowstone for 11,000 years. Enjoy photos, by Mallary Hunter, of the event below. To read the news story on this event go here. Read More

The Hawks capitalized on all four power plays they were given to win the first game of the season over the Yellowstone Quake 4-1 on Friday (September 9th). The score remained level through 20 minutes with Wyatt O’Donoghue scoring for Yellowstone and Wyatt Nobles scoring for the Hawks. Sheridan grabbed the lead in the 2nd …

The size of the land can matter for some farmers and ranchers, and for those who don’t have much, one group will soon hold a workshop on how to better manage the land for horses. The Sheridan County Conservation District will be hosting a mud and pasture management workshop on October 1st, where farmers and …

If you blast through Carbon County on Interstate 80, you begin to think that all there is to see is high desert and the towering Elk Mountain. But that part of Wyoming offers so much more. A few years ago, at this time, I fulfilled a bucket list item by driving State Highway 70 over …

The Sheridan Community Land Trust held its Bloom Fundraiser on Saturday night at Sheridan College.  Over 100 people attended, participated in the fundraiser, and listened to the two talks about Native American archaeology in Yellowstone. Douglas MacDonald, professor of archaeology at the University of Montana Missoula, presented the talks. He mentioned two

The Johnson County School Board will have their regular meeting for September Monday night in Kaycee. In addition to the regular reports from school and district administration, the consent agenda features isolation and homeschool requests and the approval of the bus routes and stops for the coming school year. The board will also discuss extended …

The Sheridan County Commission, at their recent meeting, recognized two employees for their service to the county. The first, Chief Deputy Assessor Rita Glantz, has served in the assessor’s office for many decades, according to Commission Chair Lonnie Wright. Brian Roberts was also recognized for 5 years of service as an Information Technology (IT)

A Special Use Permit (SUP) to allow a property in a business zone to be used as a residential property has been approved by the Buffalo City Council. The application specified using a premises, located at 140 Krinders Circle, to be used as a residence, as explained by Buffalo Building Inspector Terry Asay. The Planning …

The Lady Broncs were at Laramie on Friday, September 9th for a series of duals vs. Evanston, Rock Springs, and Laramie, going 2-1 in the process. On Saturday, Sheridan placed 6th out of 11 teams at the Cheyenne Invitational. The Lady Broncs will have their first home dual meet of the season on Saturday, September …

On Saturday, September 10, the third annual antique car show was held at the Trail End State Historic Site. A cool sunny day and the elegance of the Kendrick Mansion created the perfect backdrop for the 15 vintage cars. Shari Shada, Superintendent at Trail End said this about the event. Coyote and Deb Dowd with …